The restored areas of the castle and gardens are open daily between 9am and 4pm. Last admission is at 2.30pm.
1st-2nd DECEMBER – 4pm-9pm 120 Craft & Food Stalls from all over North Wales. Santa’s Grotto will be open 4-8pm – £12.50 per child with
Whether marking a child’s first Christmas or honouring an age-old family tradition, a visit to the Victorian Christmas Grotto at Gwrych Castle is the perfect way to start the festive season, as well as an opportunity to make special memories that will be remembered forever.
We will be taking you where the haunting is happening. Following a guided tour, guests will then be taken on vigils around the grounds of the castle including the bakehouse, garages, and the restored tower.
Click to buy tickets for Halloween Spooktacular event When is the event on? Wednesday 31st October 4pm-9pmHow much does it cost?Adults £5Children £3Under 3’s are
Our vision is to secure a vibrant and sustainable future for Gwrych Castle and the built structures within its designed landscape, making them appealing, accessible and inspiring places for new and existing audiences to visit, support and enjoy, now and for years to come.
Some of the best images from our successful Gwrych and the Great War Event held on July 4th 2018
Gwrych Castle is a major landmark in Abergele, and along the North Wales coast, so the desire of The Gwrych Castle Preservation Trust is to include as many local people in the work, restoration and function of the Castle as possible. Diane Woodrow, our Education and Community Engagement Officer, has been busy getting many local people involved. Wednesday 4th July was the culmination of six months of hard work with 16 pupils from years 8&9 at Emrys ap Iwan school.
After 50 years of uncertainty and having fallen into a perilous state-of-disrepair, the future of one of Wales’s most important and fairytale-like country houses, that was set to become a royal residence, is now secure.
Our vision is to secure a vibrant and sustainable future for Gwrych Castle and the built structures within
its designed landscape, making them appealing, accessible and inspiring places for new and existing audiences to visit, support and enjoy, now and for years to come.
Celebrating the ideals of the picturesque movement in the early-nineteenth century – discovery, invention and exploration – we will bring them vividly to life for our twenty-first century audiences through inspiring interpretation and activities that create fascinating links between house, landscape and people.
Gwrych Castle Preservation Trust
Gwrych Castle
Abergele
Conwy
LL22 8ET
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